Thread: kindle vs kobo vs pocketbook
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Old 05-10-2023, 10:33 PM   #7
jviscosi
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Originally Posted by fr_t View Post
*Boox*
Initially I was sold on the whole android thing and having more control, so I tried BOOX Poke 4 Lite, and it was quite bad. I had to return it.
If it was something about the BOOX that you disliked*, rather than Android itself, you might take a look at the Inkbook line. They're made in Poland and ever since the Inkbook Obsidian I have had a weird soft spot for them, even though it costs extra to get them shipped to the U.S., which of course wouldn't be an issue if you're in Europe. I've been using a Focus as my primary device for over a year now and have been pretty happy with it.

I don't think you can get the Play Store onto Inkbooks, but I did put the Amazon app store on the Focus because I wanted to install Moon+ Reader.

*Disclaimer: I have never used or even seen a BOOX device so I have no frame of reference for comparing the Inkbook to them.
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